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What is the process for obtaining a Non-B visa in Thailand after a work permit and medical certificate update?

Sep 26, 2020
6 years ago
Steven **************
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So went to immigration today in Nakhon Phanom. They gave out 100 numbers that was it... But they stayed there inside and outside till 8:30 tonight checking everyone's paperwork to make sure everyone who wasn't seen to today had it right for Monday.. and they did it with a smile and an explanation.... I had to get a new medical certificate as mines was past the sell by date for my new work permit... But got certificate done, work permit done and my paperwork checked for new non b on Monday. Letter from UK Embassy helped..stating I don't want 30 day tourist visa extension but new non b due to not being able to get due to covid (switched schools during amnesty) and my school was great sending 2 Thai teachers with me
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A user shares their experience at Nakhon Phanom immigration where they successfully managed to obtain a new medical certificate and complete their work permit process. They also received guidance for applying for a Non-B visa, supported by a letter from the UK Embassy, emphasizing help from their school during the process.
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David **********
Very easy going into a work visa from amnesty for me at Krabi immigration, I was also assisted by my school so in and out in an hour and a half.
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Jane ***********
Great to hear
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